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How to Embed Deep Objects in Resin Step by Step Guide for Perfect Results

How to Embed Deep Objects in Resin

Step by Step Guide for Perfect Results

Embedding objects in is one of the most exciting ways to personalize your art From seashells and flowers to keepsakes and trinkets sometimes you want to embed larger or deeper objects for a dramatic effect But how do you do this without trapping bubbles or causing curing problems

This guide will walk you through the

best way to embed deep objects in so your finished piece looks clear beautiful and lasts a long time

What You Will Need

Clear epoxy with a slow curing time for deep pours

Deep silicone mold or sturdy container

Mixing cups and sticks

Gloves and protective gear

Objects to embed (dried flowers shells toys or other keepsakes)

Heat gun or torch

Recommended 
Pro Marine Supplies Deep Pour Epoxy is great for embedding due to its clarity and extended working time

Step 1 Prepare Your Mold and Objects

Make sure your mold or container is clean and level Arrange your objects where you want them but don’t press them too deep yet If your items are wet or fresh dry them thoroughly to avoid curing issues

Step 2 Pour the First Resin Layer

Mix your following the instructions carefully Pour a thin base layer about half an inch deep and let it partially cure This seals the bottom and helps hold objects in place

Step 3 Position Your Objects

Once the base layer is tacky but not fully cured gently place your objects onto it Use tweezers or gloves to avoid fingerprints Adjust placement as needed

Step 4 Pour Resin in Layers

Pour slowly over your objects in thin layers Allow each layer to partially cure before adding the next This prevents heat buildup and reduces bubbles For deep objects repeat until fully covered

Step 5 Use Heat and Bubble Control

Use a heat gun or torch gently on each layer to pop bubbles especially around objects Be careful not to overheat

Step 6 Final Curing and Finishing

Let the entire piece cure flat and undisturbed for 48 to 72 hours depending on brand After curing you can sand edges or add a clear coat for extra shine

Tips for Success

Avoid embedding fresh organic materials without sealing them first

http://Use slow curing  designed for deep pours to prevent overheating

Layering is key for clarity and safety

Keep workspace dust free to avoid imperfections

Looking for More Resin Embedding Tips

Visit our Ultimate Embedding Guide and explore Best  for Clear Casting for more expert advice

Embedding deep objects in resin takes

patience but the results are stunning With practice you can create keepsakes and art pieces that look professional and last for years

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